Past_ICCA_events

Presentations:

Patrick Kanary, Advancing EBPs in Juvenile Justice

Douglas Marlowe, J.D., Ph. D., Targeting Dispositions by Risks & Needs

2011 D.C. COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS POLICY FORUM

March 22-24, 2011

Washington Plaza Hotel

Washington, D.C.

2011 Public Policy Forum Schedule

Plenary Research Keynotes:

James Austin, Ph.D., Summary of Federal Sentencing and BOP

Prisoner Trends and Possible Options

Alexa Eggleston, J.D., Second Chance Act and Health Care Reform:

Increasing Access to Reentry Services for Justice Involved?

Elizabeth Pyke, Federal Funding for Community Corrections in an Age of Austerity

ICCA 18TH ANNUAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON "WHAT WORKS"
“Doing What Works:How to Get it Done ”

October 31 - November 3, 2010
The Galt House Hotel

Louisville, Kentucky

Plenary Research Keynotes:

James Bonta, From Evidence-Informed to Evidence-Based:

The Strategic Training Initiative in Community Supervision (STICS)

Kirk Heilbrun, Diversion and the Sequential Intercept Model:

Implications for Community Corrections

Edward Latessa, Dosage: How Much is Enough?

Faye Taxman, Culture Change in Corrections:

Two Strategies to Deal with Culture

Melissa Van Dyke, Implementation and Scale-up of Effective

Community Corrections Strategies

DuAne Young, Am I Crazy For Doing This? Building a Successful

Program That Integrates the Mentally Ill Offenders

Take a peek at our workshops, speakers and conference schedule by viewing our Program Book

2010 D.C. COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS POLICY FORUM

March 22-24, 2010

DoubleTree Hotel

Washington, D.C.

2010 Public Policy Forum Schedule

Plenary Research Keynotes:

Melinda Clark, National Offender Workforce Development Partnership

Todd Clear, Imprisoning Communities: How Mass Incarceration Disadvantaged

Neighborhoods Worse

Leah Kane, The Second Chance Act and The National Reentry Resource Center

Rick Harwood & Kara Mandell, Healthcare Reform in Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts:

Impact on Substance Abuse Services

Fact Sheet: Substance Abuse and Prevention (SAPT) Block Grant
Helen Mitchell, Fatherhood Initiatives

Elizabeth Pyke, Criminal Justice Funding on Capitol Hill: History & Hope

ICCA 17TH ANNUAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON "WHAT WORKS"

September 13-16, 2009
Caribe Royale

Orlando, Florida

This year’s conference entitled “Transitions” focuses on the many stages undertaken by persons returning home from the criminal justice system. The conference will directly address mental illness and addiction treatment, transitional housing, job creation and employment placement, correctional education for juveniles and adults, and more. It will bring together scholars, practitioners, advocates and consumers who share a common interest of learning and implementing evidence based practice in community corrections.

Research Keynotes:

Don Andrews, The Level of Service Assessments

Tom Bloomberg, Advancing Correctional Education

Todd Clear, Imprisoning Communities: How Mass Incarceration Makes Disadvantaged Neighborhoods Worse

Carol Shapiro, A Family Focus: Meaningful Changes to Risk Instruments

Edward Gondolf, Batterer Intervention

Nancy La Vigne, Family and Reentry Capitalizing on the

Often Untapped Role of Family in Successful Reentry

Nancy La Vigne, How Can Mapping Support Community Corrections?

Nancy La Vigne,One Year of TJC Implementation

Dr. Randy Otto, Developmental Psychology and Its Relevance to Understanding Kids in the JJS

Dr. Randy Shively, Enhancing Meaningful Interaction with Offenders